Keys stay with you.
Create your account locally. Your password encrypts its backup; private keys and passwords never go to the DIM server.
Meet your wallet for DIM Network. Send test ETH, deploy contracts, and approve transactions with ML-DSA-65 signatures — right in your browser.
Chrome / Chromium · Extension v0.1.2 · Manual installation
Your account. Your approval.
A working demonstration with valueless test ETH. Native PQ user signatures are live; this is an execution-only chain, not a production network or a demonstration of post-quantum consensus.
Create your account locally. Your password encrypts its backup; private keys and passwords never go to the DIM server.
Review the site, recipient, value, calldata and maximum fee in the extension before approving a transaction.
Connect to DIM Studio to compile Solidity, deploy with your PQ account, and read or update contract state.
The extension is a manually installed POC. You don’t need real ETH to try it.
Download the ZIP and extract it. Open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, then choose Load unpacked. Select the extracted folder containing manifest.json.
Open DIM Wallet from your browser’s Extensions menu. Create an account, choose a password, and download an encrypted backup. Keep the backup and password separately.
Click Get 0.05 test ETH inside the wallet. The faucet funds your native PQ address. Then open Studio, reload the page and choose Connect DIM Wallet.
Request test ETH with a signed proof from your PQ account. No private key upload, no real assets, no payment.
One grant per account per hour when its balance is below 0.01 test ETH. The faucet serves one account every 30 seconds.
Use the web wallet & faucet ↗Export an encrypted backup first. Extract version 0.1.2 over the files in your existing unpacked extension folder, then click Reload on its card at chrome://extensions. Reload Studio too. Updating in place keeps the same extension ID and wallet storage; do not uninstall it to update.
Yes. Open the web wallet, including on mobile. It uses a separate account store, and its encrypted backups are compatible with the extension.
Extension wallets stay inside the extension. Web-wallet accounts and workspaces belong to the website address where you created them. Export backups from the original temporary site before restoring them on the new IDE address. The temporary site remains available.
Use Activity to check its receipt before sending again. The wallet saves signed transaction bytes before broadcasting and can recover a receipt after a lost response.